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Police Court.

Iaea, yesterday, was fined $Io and
S.. 80 costs and ordered to give bond
with one surety in the sum Of $50, that
he will not repeat the offense Of beat
ing his wife, Keoke, for one year.
The Chinaman, All Nee, referred to
yesterday, as locked up on the charge
Of vagrancy was remanded to the
I4th.
W. C. Parke, assignee of the estate
of j Lyons, VS.. Charles Clarke, assump.
sit for $3.50. Judgment for plaintiff
with costs and commission, $4.s4
added
NJ Rosenthal VS.. c. r. Akana,
assumpsit Tor $I9o.7s. Judgment for
plaintiff, commission and costs added,
$75.o5.
John Alapai VS. M, Rosehill, assump-
sit for $Io rent Judgment for S.
with commission and costs, $s.ss,
added.
A number of other cases were. with
drawn, continued and settled out Of
Court.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Port.

Ger blk Hercules, ----, from Liverpool, due Feb
riiary ao.3o, 1887. To Schaefei & Co agents,
Brit bark Cerastcs, from Liverpool due May TAO.
Br bark X. l.. T., from Newcastle, ~ 5. W. due
Feb. rS-a5.
S S Alameda, Morse, from San francisco, due April
70.
Bark Makah. from Newcastle, N wv, due April
1890
Brit bark Scottish Lassie, Singer from Liverpool
due May ao-3I IL
Blune Hattie Bangs, Tsrrll, from HonckOng. due
Haw sehr jennie Walker. Anderson, from Fanuing's
Island, now due. .Tt
Az, bark Hope, Penhallow. from Port Townsend,
due May 1910.
Am bkine John wOrstsr, from British Columbia.
dne May ao-3o.
Am bark {, o, whitmore. Thompson, from Depart
ure Bay, due May ao.3o.
Am bkiue Amelia. Nswhal. from Port Townsend,
now due.
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Jubilee "reminiscences.

"he'ner II 10 that this generation
has been seized with yearning for the
"old paths" or not, certainly all over
the world Of late years there has been
developed remarkable interest in the
Old times. Occasions, not to say pre-
texts, for celebrations Of anniversaries
have not merely been seized upon but
diligently sought in personal, family
and national annals. Publishing houses
in the United States have amassed and
are pihng up fortunes on "reminiscences
OF such recent events as those connect
ed with the 'late unpleasantness" be-
tween the North and the South. What
that period may lack in age, however,
it makes up in density of solid interest
to the nation.
Personal anniversaries and reminis-
cences take on noteworthlness in res
pect to several considerations, such as
the longevity experience, position,
career, connections, length Of particu.
lar residence, etc, Of the subject For
more than one of these considerations,
the facts mentioned by a contemporary
The other day concerning Mrs. Dominis,
one Of the Oldest foreign residents OF
this city, are Of much interest. On the
23rd Of April, 1887, the bark Jones,
Captain John Dominis, arrived in Ho.
nolulu. Captain Dominis was accom-.
panied by his wife and his son John
Owen. The latter is the ex-Governoi
Of Oahu, member of the Privy Coun.
Gil and of the House of Mobiles, and
Lieutenant General OF the Forces, also
husband of Princess Liliuokalani, heil
apparent to the throne. Mrs. Domini'
is still in good health, and on the 23rc
instant will hold a reception at Wash
ington Place, in honor Of the landing
of her husband and herself in Homo
lulu.
There is another highly esteemed
lady living in Honolulu, whose recol
lectIons of this city autedate those o
the one above mentioned by three
years Reference is had to Mrs Johr
Patty, mother Of Mr. John II. Patty o
Messrs. Bishop * Co.'S bank. Tn,
brig Avon, 100 tons, in command o
Capt. John Patty, sailed from Bos
ton on Dec. a7th, 1888, with Mrs
Patty, the captains wife, and Henri
and William, his younger brothers, OIL
board. The Avon came through tn,
Straits OF Magellan and arrived in Ho
nolulu in May 1894. They returne,
round Cape Horn in the bark Dol
lQuixote, sailing in January, 1885
with cargo Of oil and the follow
ling named passengers beside
Mrs. Patty: Mrs. Sheppard and tire
children, Captains S. Barker, Johl
Stetson, Geo. Brewster and Merrill
Messrs Thos. Hinckley, Stephen u
Macintosh, Samuel A. Gushing ant
Hardy Pierce. A very rough passage
was experienced, the vessel arriving a
New London, Conn.,, July Ist.
| Captain Patty sailed again for Homo
lulu the same year, with passengers a
follows; Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Mack
4 intosh, two Misses Smith, Messrs
James Macintosh and S. A. Gushing
with two twin brothers named Huh
bard aged ro years, one Of whom die
at ST GATHERINGS and the other onl
survived him two weeks. The Do
Quixote arrived in Honolulu, Febru
airy, 1896.
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Three little flies in a room, on pane,
Three little flies just outside, in the
rain.
Said the three little flies, as they hum
med on the pane,
To the three little flies who we're out
in the rain:
"Don't you wish you we're here on this
side of the pane,
Instead Of out there in the cold and
the rain7
And then we must tell you there's din
ner a-cooking,
Though really and truly we haven't
been looking"
Said the three little flies outside in the
rain
To the three little flies inside on the
pane:--
eve think it's much nicer out here in
the rain
Than shut where you are, inside on
the pane;
And then there's more fun than the
boys have at ball
In lodging the raindrops as fast as they
fall"
And now I am sure that my lesson is
plain:
Whenever you feel there is cause to
complain,
Remember the three little flies on the
pane
And the three little flies just outside
in the rain. ---NSzV York Herald.
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Mr.. G. c. Kennedy, manager Of the
Waiakea plantation and mill, was in
town for few days, leaving by the
Kinau last Tuesday. He brought very
favorable reports Of the working Of
Youngs automatic cleaner, the first
application Of which has been made to
the operations of that mill Mr.. Ken.
nedy reports the apparatus to be work
ing well, so we'll that he had not
thought it worth while watching it for
the last two weeks. He was, however,
aware Of the results for the month OF
March.
The average polarization for that
month was three degrees higher than
formerly, which means an Increased
value Of three-eighths of a cent pei
pound. There was a gain OF five pei
cent in the yield Of No I sugar, over
that Of previous months. Since the
cleaner was applied, one ton Of sugar
has been obtained from r4,3oo pounds
of cane, which is considered remark
ably good result.
Col. z. s. Spalding, Mr.. G. N. viii
cox and Mr. ]. N. S. Williams have
gone to Waiakea Mill together, to see
for themselves the operation of the
machine. They will probably make
their judgment upon the invention, az
practical men, known to the public
after full inspection.
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Shipping Notes.

Bark Saranac was towed out yester-
day afternoon, taking cargo of 3I,a73
bags Of sugar, weighing 3,5o5, 2os
pounds, for San Francisco, the ship
pers being, Castle & Cooke, Io,562
bags; Theo. II. Davies & Co., S,a8Ij
F. A. Schaefer & Co., 1884; c. Brewer
& Co, 5000. Domestic value, $I44,-
roI. go
Barkenline Planter sailed yesterday
afternoon for San Francisco, with
1881 bags sugar from II. Hackfeld &
Co., oo3 from M. S. Grinbaum & Co.,
$50 from c. Bolte and 3oI from L.
Hofschlaeger & Co.; total I3,z25 bags,
weighing 1900, $50 pounds; also, 1000
bags rice from M. S. Grinbaum & Co.
and 600 lunches bananas from A. J.
Campbell Domestic value, SIC, 500
Schooner Liholiho brought LIZA
bags sugar. Mary, 74r; Kauikeaouli,
800.
Steamer Waimanalo brought so
bags taro, together with hides, pigs and
fowls.
Schooner Ehukai sails this evening,
under command of her new owner,
Captain Macy, with full load Of mer-
chandise for the Pacific Navigation
Company's trading station at Jaluit,
Marshall Islands.
Steamer Surprise is expected this
morning with sugar from Kuau, and
will sail again for the some place
Immediately after discharging, with the
intention of being back on Sunday
morning, ready to sail again on Mon
day.
The owners Of the bark Kalakaua
are Captain John Phillips, Mr. John
Bowler (who made the successful bic
of $4,000 for her at the Marshaps sale,
and Mr. Thos. r. Lucas, in three
equal shares. Captain Phillips will moi
command her on the first trip, as wa:
originally intended, as he takes tn,
brig Allie Rowe to Hongkong to have
her thoroughly repaired and released
there, Mr.: c. II. Henderson, chic
officer of the Allie Rowe in her lat,
trip to the New Hebrides, will be pu
in command Of the Kalakaua, with Mr.
Green as chief officer. Captain Phil
lips takes Mr.. Tomlinson, formerly o
the brigantine Claus Spreckels, as chic
officer on the Allie Rowe, to sail TO
Hongkong on Wednesday next. Th'
Kalakaua was yesterday chartered b,
Wilder & Co. to go from San Fran
cisco, after discharging her cargo o
sugar there, to Puget Sound to loaC
lumber for this port. Captain Fuller
harbor master, is conducting surve,
of the bark.
Steamer c. r. Bishop arrived from
the other side of this island last even
ing, with 465 bags sugar, 4a7 bag
rice and 20 bags rice bran. She vii
probably sail for Kauai this after
noon.
Barkentine Discovery, Lee master
arrived in port last evening, 10 day
from San Francisco, having experienced
light variable trades, from N. E. t.
E., during the passage, She brough
| 10000 bricks, 6,aS7 bags flour, I,4o'
bales hay, s,a77 bags bran, AIS bag
barley, goo bags bone meal, 3,ao'
packages liquors, 5000 posts, 1866
packages Chinese merchandise and 40
barrels lime.
Schooner Mokuola was loaded t
the gunwale with a8o bags rice.
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Yesterday had an exciting runaway.
A horse Of the Hawaiian Hotel Car
rage Co. bolted on Fort street, after a
short run upsetting the carriage. The
driver was pitched out, having mar
row escape for his neck, and the horse,
kicking itself clear, continued. its
career up the street, at the risk Of
stampcding a number Of horses Of
private and licensed owners which
thronged the thoroughfare.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

No handbook excels the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for reliable statistical and general
information relating 10 these Islands. Price
50 cents.
II you want good smoke for your money,
patronize home industry and call at ]. w.
Hingley's, Crystal Soda Works, 90 Hotel
street, next door TO Horns Bakery, Island
orders solicited and promptly filed There is
no license required to sell these cigars.
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VESSELS LEAvrNa TODAY.

Stmr Iwalan FOR Lahaina, Kukuihaelc, Honokaa and
Paauhau at 9 am
Schr Kauikeaouli for kohala
Stmr waimanalo for waianae and waialua at oam
Schr Mary for Kukaian
Schr Ehukai for Jaluit
Stmr Surpuse for Kuau
Stmr G X Bishop for Kauai
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In one Of the Sunday-schools the
other Sunday, the teacher Of a class OF
little boys inquired of each if he
thought he had become a better boy
during the year Of which that was the
last Sunday. Each answered in the
affirmative except one little eight-year
old, who was silent The question
was asked him the second time, when,
with much earnestness, he replied, 81
am just as worse as ever | was."-Er-
change.
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The following figures give some idea
of the Roman Catholic mission work;
AT present India has 90 Bishops and
Archbishops, and 1900 priests; China
and Japan, 50 Apostolic Wears and
e4oo missionaries, Africa, Archbis-
hops, IL Bishops, ~ Wears and 10
Apostolic procedures; British America
has 80 Bishops and 1000 priests; Aus
tralia, 20 Bishops and 900 priests.
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Arrangements are making for rifle
match at the Hawaiian Rife Associ-
atoms range on Tuesday next between
teams Of eight men from H. h. M S,
Caroline and the Association. =
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A delinquent juryman was fined ten
dollars by Judge McCully Yesterday
morning. As result others on the
panel presented a picturesque scene OF
flying coat tails, as they sped from
their private concerns to the temple OF
justice on the approach Of opening
hour in the afternoon.
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officers of Second Anglican Congregation

Messrs T. Rain Walker and Tom
May have been reelected Church War
dens by the second congregation Of
st. Andrews Cathedral. Sidesmen
have been appointed as follows:
Messrs. M. p. Robinson, Edward Hut
ton, +. w. Jordan, Charles Crozier,
Berry and .Penicuick. Committees
have been reelected as follows: Choir
-Messrs +. May, I. NJ Starkey and
Charles Crozier; Finance-Mr. Theo.
II. Davies, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn and
the Church Wardens; Sunday School
-Messrs. 7. r. Walker and Geo. w.
Smith.
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Major ]. d. Holt will be acting
Quartermaster General Of the Hawa-
ian forces during Captain Saml. Now
lein's absence abroad in the retinue Of
the Queen.
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Everybody will be made welcome at
the Fortstreet Church sociable this
evening, which includes literary and
musical programme.
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The reason why there is no bicycle
club in this Kingdom, is that a portion
of Queen Street is about the only
course in the realm where the two
wheels could safely run away with
man.
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Misses Caroline and Mary, daugh-
tiers Of Mr.. John Mott, returned home
from San Francisco by the barkentine
Discovery.
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A team Of local cricketers we're prac-
Using on the past two days, for a match
with team from II. b. M, S. Caro-.
line on Saturday afternoon.
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Manuel Brito, who was released
from a sentence on the reef for having
opium in possession, by order Of the
Supreme Court in a habeas eoypHs suit
the other day, yesterday took passage
in the bark Saranac for San Francisco
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

WEDNESDAY AprT -
Bktnc Discovery, from San Francisco
Schr Lholiho from Lahaina
Schr Mary from l.ahanaa
Schr Kauikeaou from Kohala
Stmr Waimanao from Waiaua
Stmr X Bishop from Kooau
Schr Mokuola from Eva
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SIDE LIGHTS.

Messrs Dodd & Miller, proprietors
OF the Criterion Saloon, are sole agents
for the John Wieland Brewing Co.
lager beer on draught, and as the esta-
blishment has a superior ice house, the
beverage can always be obtained re-
freshingly cool.
c. I. Hoyt has but one phaeton left
out Of the last Stock of carriages he
imported, which he will sell very cheap
for cash if applied for within the next
few days.
A superb shepherd dog and first
rate watcher, bred in Chill, may be
bought reasonably at the Fort Street
Shooting Gallery, NV
Received at the Club House per S.
S. Australia; Fresh salmon, cauli'
flowers, celery, oysters frozen, apples,
figs, etc, all on the daily bill of fare.
Messrs. King Bros are the largest
importers OF artists materials, pictures
picture mouldings, etc, in this King
dom and still continue. to keep theil
prices to suit the times, Nl
Smoke the Havana Cheroots, to b,
found at c, !. McCarthys.
A fresh supply Of the famous Johr
AWieland' Philadelphia Beer has beer
received at the Criterion Saloon, For
street. If
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The propeller of the Hawaiian
cruiser Kaimiloa has received the
necessary fixing at the Iron Works, but
as some work has to be done on the
shaft it is doubtful if the craft will get
back to the water to-day.
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Mr.. Alex Flohr has some novelties
to show his customers, the apparatus
for fitting electric bells on doors, floors
or tables having come TO hand.
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1t is said that 1000 tins of opium
arrived from Sydney by the Mariposa
will be thrown on the market today.
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During the absence Of His Majestys
Chamberlain, Attorney.General Rosa
will dothe graceful in that Office.
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Adjourned Meeting.

THE ADJOURNED QUARTERLY
i Meeting Of c. Brewer & Company will
be held at the Office Of the Company on We'd
nesday, April 10th next, at 10 o'clock a. m.
]. o. CARTER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, April II, 1887,
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No less than thirty-two Portuguese
recruits mustered for drill at the Homo
lulu Rifles armory last night, Most
of the officers of the battalion were
present, to put the new blood through
the shay foot" and "straw foot" tactics
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Mr. Levey holds cash sale to-day
at ten o'clock.
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The Honolulu baseball club was
practising yesterday afternoon.
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c. F. Mccarthy, the young man
who was sent ashore in the pilot boat,
because passage money would not be
accepted by the purser of the Austria
liza for want of room, got off for San
Francisco by the Planter yesterday.
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Commodore Dickarson is not war
like character like our commodore, but
is at the head Of yacht club in San
Francisco. His decoration by the Ha-
waiian sovereign is therefore tribute
to peace.
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General Business Agency.
Skilled and Unslsilled Labor Furnished.

Skilled and Unslxilled Labor Furnished.
THERE ARE NOW REGISTERED
i at the Agency, Book.keepers, Engineers,
Plantation Lunas, Carpenters, Holsters, Cooks,
Boys, etc., who are seeking employment, and
many Of whom can furnish the best Of refer
ences il required.
Valuable real estate--in desirable lots for
sale or lease. Convenient Cottages 10 let on
favorable terms.
THE OLD CORNER-( Nolte's) for sale
on reasonable terms. A rare chance for in
vestment.
A LODGING ESTABLISHMENT
Conveniently located, paying handsomely, TO
be had at bargain.
Full particulars given upon application at
the Agency.
No. % MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU.
Bell Telephone s4s. B. o. Box AIS.
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Two charges of assault and battery
on women we're registered last night,
in one of which the woman was wife
of the accused, Portuguese. Wife
beating is becoming favorite pastime
among the baser sort, indicating ne
cessity for the establishment Of whip
ping.post in the prison yard,
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DIED.

At the Queens Hospital Honolulu, April y, VIII
liam a. Dildne, eyed a years, native Of California.
Funeral from the Queens Hospital this afternoon at
800 o'clock, to Nuuanu Cemetery Friends and &C.
quaintanccs Of the deceased requested to attend
without further notice.
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Second Lieutenant C. w. Ashford
has been elected First Lieutenant Of
Co b., Honolulu Rifles, in place Of
Mr., Stratemeyer, who declined the
position. Sergeant +. f, Bishop has
been elected Second Lieutenant to fl
the vacancy thus created.
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DEPARTURES.

WEDNESDAY,, April 49,
Bark Saranac for San Francisco
Bktne Planter for San Francisco
Schr Waiehu for Waianae and Waialua at 8 lam
Schr Luka for Hamakua
Schr Caterina for Hanalei
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Consumptiye night sweats may be
arrested by sponging the body nightly
in salt water.
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AT CHAMBERS.

Before Chief Justice Judd. In re
bankruptcy Of .Lorez Rodrigo. Petit
ton of bankrupt for discharge from
debts was heard and ordered to be
granted.
In re bankruptcy, ]. II. Bruins, Jr.
Petition for discharge.
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A cup Of strong coffee will remove
the odor of onions from the breath.
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A late member Of the Hawaiian
Civil Service who received his dis
charge several months ago, to make
way for a successor said to be willing
to yield "boodle" and ready to grab a
similar sort of "realizations," was only
paid off last week. 1t has further
leaked out that the discharged man
threatens to sue the Minister who DIS
missed him for private debt Of long
standing.
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Lieutenant General Dominis, Gov
ernor Iaukea, Col Boyd, Q. M. G.
Sam. Nowlein, Mr.. VIM. Alvord, Presi-
dent of the Bank of California, and
Commodore Dickerson, of California,
were the recipients of the Kings favor
on Tuesday, referred to in last issue,
they having each been decorated with
the royal order Of the Star of Oceanica.
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A man was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment at Worcester,
Mass, for hurting the epithet Of "scab'
at man who was filling the place of a
striker
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The haze in the sky was very per
ceptible when the moon rose about
midnight. Another volcanic eruption
surel
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The DAILY HERALD, SO cents per
month delivered.
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SUPREME COURT.


Before Judge McCully The assault
and battery case, All Chin, Akiona and
Tong Hoy defendants, commenced
Tuesday, was on yesterday and Uccu-
pied the day.
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PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per bkme Discovery, April i
Miss Caroline Mott, Miss Mary Mott. .lt..N
For San francisco, per bttne Planter. April ST
southwick and wife, Il Baker, + J Mccarthy n
Carter
For San Francisco. per Saranac April 81 Manuel
Brito. t
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On the first Of January, 1887, the
Z assets Of the Mutual Life Insurance
20 were $ifAISLo63 "a. Nov is the
time to insure, S, G. Wider, agent. :
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liyou want TO know all the news
you must read the HERALD,
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